Forgivneness

In this week’s message from the “Motivated” series, Bryan Hay teaches from 1 Thessalonians 4:1-12, challenging believers to stand out in a world that constantly pressures them to blend in. Focusing on God’s call to holiness, Bryan encourages the church to pursue purity, love others deeply, and live lives marked by integrity and hard work. This sermon is a powerful reminder that following Jesus should look different from the culture around us—and that when Christians stand out in holiness and love, they point people toward Christ.

In this week’s message from the “Motivated” series, Bryan Hay teaches from 1 Thessalonians 3:1-13 as Paul sends Timothy to strengthen and encourage the believers in Thessalonica during a difficult season. Bryan reminds us that faith was never meant to be lived out alone and challenges the church to encourage one another, remain faithful through trials, and live with hearts grounded in love and holiness. This sermon is a powerful reminder that God often uses people to help carry His hope, encouragement, and truth to others.

In this sermon, Bryan Hay continues the “Motivated” series through 1 Thessalonians by challenging believers to live lives driven by God’s mission rather than comfort or personal success. Through Paul’s example, Bryan highlights the importance of carrying the right message, living with the right motive, and loving people in the right manner. This message encourages the church to boldly share the gospel, invest in others, and live with eternal purpose—because a life spent making Jesus known is never wasted.

In this message, Bryan Hay begins the new “Motivated” series through 1 Thessalonians by exploring the power of role models and the impact our lives have on others. Looking at the example of the church in Thessalonica, Bryan challenges believers to model a faith marked by joy in suffering, genuine hospitality, freedom from idolatry, and urgency for eternity. Through personal stories and biblical truth, this sermon reminds us that what gets modeled gets multiplied—and that our lives can help point others toward Jesus.

In this special Mother’s Day message, Bryan Hay shares a powerful reminder that women are deeply valued in God’s Kingdom — needed, noticed, and never forsaken. Through stories of faith-filled women throughout Scripture and the example of Jesus’ love and compassion, this message encourages every woman to embrace her God-given purpose and calling. Rooted in passages like Genesis and Luke this sermon offers hope, healing, and affirmation to mothers, grandmothers, daughters, and every woman walking through seasons of joy or pain. 

In Rebuilt Church, Bryan Hay challenges us to rethink what it means to belong to the body of Christ. Drawing from Jesus’ prayer for unity in Gospel of John 17:20–23, this message calls believers to move from being consumers of church to active contributors within God’s family. Through powerful illustrations and practical application, Bryan emphasizes that the Church is rebuilt when we pursue unity, embrace our God-given purpose, and serve one another in love. As Jesus demonstrated in Gospel of John 13:14–15, we are called not to be served, but to serve—becoming a church that doesn’t just gather, but truly belongs, loves, and makes a difference.